![]() ![]() It is: surveillance state, direct democracy (with all the flaws and none of the upsides), a panopticon machine. Now it's Inspector Mielikki Neith's task to uncover what happened as she opens in her own mind the record of Hunter's interrogation. Arrested and brought in for a mind probing, she died during the procedure. But the Witness was worried about such an individual who refused the transparent society she was living with. She didn't broadcast on the network her every thoughts. Her house was a Faraday cage: the all-seeing, all-knowing network couldn't get a glimpse on what happened in it. ![]() Diana Hunter lived apart from her society. ![]()
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